Posts Tagged ‘ seo ’

After a Little Deception, Google Releases Panda Refresh (#22)

November 30, 2012
The Pandas Game

Google loves to play games. They love saying one thing while playing it a bit differently in practice. They always want to keep webmasters in the shade and unprepared for whatever algorithm update they plan to release in order to avoid manipulative blackhat SEO activities. So they had another tiny……

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Severe Google Bug Regains Access to Prior-Privy Webmaster Tools Users

November 28, 2012
Google Webmaster Tools

One of the worst things that could harm a site’s search traffic from Google is if someone unauthorized had gained access to its Webmaster Tools account. Changing a couple of the site’s settings here and there, and poof, the website is out of Google’s index. Well, hold tight anxious webmasters……

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Bing Debuts its Own “Webmaster Guidelines”

November 19, 2012
Bing Logo

Say “congratulations” to Bing everybody! CONGRATULATIONS! I really hope I wasn’t the only one shouting, that would have been really foolish (and strange)… After more than three years since the official launch, Microsoft’s search engine Bing finally has its own Webmaster Guidelines! As Duane Forrester from Bing’s team stated in……

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Nothing Wrong with Guest Blogging (as Long as…)

November 13, 2012
Guest Blog Sign

Publishing an article by a guest author hadn’t been invented by bloggers. It has subsisted a long time ago, way before the Internet was even some special experimental military project or something. In fact, old media publications like newspapers and magazines have been featuring guest articles since the dawn of……

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Google Panda Refresh (#21) Pops on November 6th

November 8, 2012
Panda Confused

Okay, this already gets way too structural monotonous. But yet, it still has enough weighty effect on Google’s search results and as derivative, on innumerable websites’ traffic. Another month went by (sort of), another Google Panda update has arrived to redeem us from our spammy shallow sins. Unlike the prior……

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The Linking Game – Sorting, Removing, Disavowing and Hoping

October 31, 2012
Google Hunger Games

We’re in a links whirl. This whole current situation where webmasters frantically tries to gauge and weigh and sieve and remove and now to disavow links is so insanely ridiculous. Instead of focusing on the product itself, too many are focusing on everything around it. The Google had spoken and……

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Google Denies (Again) Advertisers Prioritized in Organic Results or for Support

October 30, 2012
Google Analysis Logo

There aren’t many industries where a nerdish man wearing a panda t-shirt and talking about algorithms can rouse a lot of heed and in some cases even some trepidation. But in the search industry (and in the wizarding world) such a powerful man does live and breathe. Matt Cutts, Google’s……

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The SEO Company Who Tried to Fake its Way to the Top

October 26, 2012
AuroIN Scam Logo

Annada Prasad Padhy tells anybody who wants to hear (or not) that he had a dream of becoming a doctor when he was a little mischievous toddler, but sorrowfully he had to neglect his high aspirations due to the lack of academic support and monetary problem. Well… there were also……

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Only Reconsideration Requests of Manual-Action Penalized Sites Reviewed by Humans

October 25, 2012
Sheldon Cooper Computer

I guess that after all the Pandas, Penguins, Page Layouts, EMDs, unnatural link warnings and more (and very possibly more), submitting a reconsideration request to Google is a burning issue for many webmasters. The problem is that often people don’t really understand this process and when they should approach it.……

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